Events

British-Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. has won the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut for My Father’s Shadow, a coming-of-age drama set during Nigeria’s 1993 election crisis

Here’s everything you need to know about Lagos Tech Fest 2026: dates, venues, speakers, content stages, and how to attend Nigeria’s biggest tech event.

The 2026 Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival is underway. It begins today, February 11 and runs through February 14 in Kebbi State.

The Argungu Fishing Festival is more than a dramatic race for fish. From its roots in peace-making to its role in Nigeria’s cultural identity, here’s the story many people don’t know.

At the Golden Globes, Wunmi Mosaku revealed how researching her role in Sinners led her to ancestral spiritual practices she had been taught to fear. What she found instead was healing, power, and a deeper connection to identity.

The Calabar Carnival is no ordinary festival. For anyone who has seen it, “Africa’s…

AGLOFEST 2025 is Africa’s ultimate cultural stage. From music, dance, fashion, and art to business discussions and innovation, the festival connects Africans and the diaspora. Taking place in Abuja, Lagos, and Uyo, it promises heritage, opportunity, and unforgettable experiences this December.

British-Nigerian artist Nnena Kalu has made history as the first artist with a learning disability to win the 2025 Turner Prize. Her vibrant sculptures and vortex-like drawings challenge perceptions of art, creativity, and neurodiversity.

Experience Lagos’ iconic Eyo Festival on December 27, 2025. From the majestic white-clad masquerades to centuries-old traditions, learn the history, symbolism, and cultural codes behind this spectacular celebration honouring the late Michael Otedola.

Okpa isn’t just a snack, it’s a cultural treasure. Learn about its origins, nutrition, and vibrant street-life tradition, and why OKPA FEST is the perfect celebration of this Eastern Nigerian favourite.